Experience 320K Classical Music at ClassicsOnline

July 2, 2008 - PRLog -- Your top classical music download source, ClassicsOnline, is beefing up its music catalogue, upgrading its entire collection of classical and instrumental MP3s to 320K format. For ClassicsOnline’s First Anniversary, each previous release and every new track from its catalogue is now available for download at 320kbps from ClassicsOnline at no additional cost. Further, ClassicsOnline is allowing re-downloading of upgraded tracks—also for free.

One can now experience classical music the way it’s meant to be heard. 320K is the highest MP3 quality, which yields more-detailed and richer sound compared with lower bitrates.

In partnership with the world’s leading independent labels, ClassicsOnline ushers the move to 320K with special 2-for-the-price-of-1 albums from BIS, PentaTone, Chandos, Marco Polo, Naxos, and Profil. Additionally, discounts at 25 to 50 percent are on offer for the upgraded music under Atoll, ARC, Dynamic, Haenssler Classic, and Hungaroton Records.    

For its One Year Anniversary, ClassicsOnline will be launching several more exciting offers and promotions for its exhaustive music line-up.  

To start listening to tracks at 320kbps, log on to www.classicsonline.com. E-mail ClassicsOnline at info@classicsonline.com for downloading queries, comments, and more information.

ClassicsOnline is a dedicated classical music download service for rare classical recordings, classic jazz, blues, folk and world music. More than continually adding new tracks and albums to its vast library, the site also provides the latest news and information about the classical music industry.  ClassicsOnline carries the catalogues of the leading and most comprehensive classical labels, including BIS, Chandos, Naxos, Profil, Vanguard, Wergo, and Marco Polo. Tracks are searchable by composer, artist, genre, and label.



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ClassicsOnline is the one-stop source of virtually every piece of classical music ever recorded. Already, there are more than 17,700 albums from 134 labels, with hundreds of new titles added every month.